Sentence examples for visible characteristic from inspiring English sources

The beauty of antique art meant for both Alberti and Ghiberti an idealization of nature; capturing its essence meant revealing life by depicting movement, life's most salient visible characteristic.

"If Disney wants to grow fast internationally it will have to do so in big, mature territories, not just developing markets, but it has been a net divestor of businesses in Europe, which is wrong," says David Hulbert, former president of Walt Disney Television International.Mr Iger's most visible characteristic, so far, seems to be that he is far more pleasant to work with than Mr Eisner.

The most visible characteristic of the fish shape is the presence of a crescent-shaped caudal fluke.

There is still a lot complacency out there," he says, pointing out that hedge fund strategies aren't a visible characteristic of today's selloff.

Compared with etoposide (c) and CCNBs (a), the spectra of ECCNBs (b) display the visible characteristic bands of CaCO3 and also show almost all characteristic vibration absorption bands of etoposide.

The surface of 316 L stainless steel was homogenous with visible characteristic grain boundaries).

By this, Hull meant a loss of the very idea of seeing, so that concepts like "here" and "there", and a sense of objects having visible characteristics, lost meaning for him.

Traditional taxonomy used visible characteristics – the proportions of a skull, the number of teeth, the arrangement of petals on a flower – to separate out species.

Invisible or less visible attributes are also important in the Dutch context, even though they often overlap with visible characteristics.

Such information could include predicting externally visible characteristics such as eye and hair colour, as well as biogeographical ancestry.

The features extracted correspond to visible characteristics of the extracted feature score writing, such as the width, slant, and height of the three main writing zones.